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@littlemissy288328 күн бұрын
One thing you didn't touch on in this video, how would you deal with a woman or girl, who jump into your cab,( not knowing the situation) and said "drive, please drive"
@Roy-qn2ieАй бұрын
I see people not paying often on the Fake Taxi episodes, it however always ends up well i feel.
@FabsPlayАй бұрын
😂😂😂
@peteb3091Ай бұрын
Agreed.
@bigmaxccАй бұрын
A man of culture 😄😎
@EmuGamesMasterАй бұрын
Hahaaha
@derekcharlton6001Ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@hammalamiri12Ай бұрын
Black cab driver once returned my phone to the shop I was visiting by calling them first. Even refused a tip. What a gent and one of the reasons I continue to use them ❤
@garymuckle1002Ай бұрын
Ive had a bloke dive out of the window, ripping the arm out of his suit... couldnt chase him for laughing
@DiamondCake2Ай бұрын
I like to think it was a rental and he had to pay like £200 for a replacement lol
@theogrant52824 күн бұрын
Destroying a £200 suit to hop a £20 fare is an interesting move.
@A.Servidor6 күн бұрын
@@DiamondCake2even if it was a cheap one, you can bet that £40 stung his stingy little heart lol
@DG-mi2mcАй бұрын
1 hour 12 min driving to travel 7.5 miles is crazy😂😂😂
@nicolad8822Ай бұрын
Yep just use the tube.
@lonewolf280Ай бұрын
That’s London for you
@dcflake5645Ай бұрын
Almost could have walked
@foreignparticle1320Ай бұрын
I make a point of using a cab at least once whenever I go to London, and that's purely because of this channel. The insight I've got into the taxi ecosystem and cabbies like Tom makes the act of taking a cab feel like a critical London experience.
@derekcharlton6001Ай бұрын
Spoke to a customer a little while ago she told me she had £10,000 in cash returned to her by a black cabbie , she never knew where she had lost it there was her sons phone number on a bit of paper amongst the money so the cabbie traced her through that , fair play to the guy plenty of people out there would of kept that
@howdymartin6258Ай бұрын
Tom - I accidentally left my phone in a Taxi in Barcelona last week - spent an hour trying to track him down (on a Sunday) via the receipt to no avail and was needing to be at a hotel 250 miles away so had to call it quits... then I heard the sound of a car horn and he had driven round the location repeatedly and seen me. He not only returned it but declined 50% of the "reward" I offered him. Noble people cabbies!
@TamMcKieАй бұрын
The last time I was down in London, got a taxi from City airport to a hotel just round the corner from Euston station...stupidly dropped my phone out of my pocket getting out the taxi and the driver didn't spot it...weirdly, because of watching your videos, I knew where the rank was and that he'd probably be heading there - and the fastest way to get there, so sprinted to the rank with my case in tow and managed to knock on the guys window as he was pulling out with another fare...so, thanks in a way?
@haunter470818 күн бұрын
That is pretty amazing!
@ispi_video_photoАй бұрын
After a few years driving, you tend to learn many of the tricks that potential bilkers try. One of my favourites was someone pretending to be on their phone to someone at the other end agreeing to come out and pay, usually their "mother". You just know they have no intention of paying and kick them out at the first opportunity. Satisfying if they're going out of town somewhere..
@regularguy3665Ай бұрын
When I started on the buses one of the driver trainers told me that you can see them in the queue, who’s gonna try and have you on or whatever. And it’s true.
@1eddwoodАй бұрын
If I find a phone in the back and it rings I will inform the passenger that I will have to put the meter on and charge them for the fare . Never had a problem that way
@realtalk4329Ай бұрын
proper way to do it.
@Harald.Ай бұрын
As a passenger, I would feel bad if you didn't.
@PickoMotoАй бұрын
I had a customer once go to me "what would you do if I got out at these red lights and ran?" I responded with "I am in a vehicle, love to see you try.", end of the fare he never ran, and he tipped me for bantering back. 😊
@andyscot611Ай бұрын
I had a few phones left in my taxi when I was a taxi driver in Dublin. Not doing it now. After returning a few with no tip I decided they pay the taxi fare for me to return it to their location.
@RobertClaeson26 күн бұрын
I've left a few phones in black cabs in London and have always had to pay the regular fare from wherever the taxi driver was to my location to have it returned. Lessons learned - I now always, always check the seat, floor and anything else before closing the door.
@DownundaThundaАй бұрын
I'm a former taxi driver in Canberra, Australia, and one story I have was that I was working one Saturday night in the CBD, a load of bars and nightclubs. It's approaching 2 am, I have a little more than an hour before I have to return the taxi for the next driver (I didn't own the taxi, I was just a hired driver for the owner.) While I was in the rank, waiting for a fare, three people approach the taxi, two supporting the third. One of the people supporting taps on my window and I roll it down. Asking me to take their friend who looked like they didn't even know what planet they were on, home. I said yes, expecting one of them to come with the friend to make sure they got home safe, but once the friend was loaded into the cab, the other two vanished. I guess they went back to the bar. So, I turn to the person they loaded into the taxi, and I ask for an address to take them. They look at me, and said "I'm not telling you where I live!" I was momentarily stunned by this response, but I decided on a compromise, and I asked them to tell me the suburb they lived in. And this seemed to mollify them. So, I start the meter and pull out, heading to a local set of shops in the suburb they said. The ride went pretty uneventful until I pull into the carpark of the small shopping plaza. They look around and say simply "This isn't my house" I explained to the passenger that I need their address to take them to their home. It took a little more back and forth before they finally agreed and told me the address. I drove them home, which was only about 3 streets away from the shopping plaza I took them to initially. I was a taxi driver for only 2 years, but that, thankfully, is the worst intoxicated passenger story I have.
@mariemccann5895Ай бұрын
You clearly have a lot of time on your hands now.
@wannabetrucker747529 күн бұрын
Ugh, can't stand drunks
@haunter470818 күн бұрын
I can’t believe the person’s “friends” not only went in the cab with him, but didn’t even endure the driver knew where tf to take him. Wow.
@InclusiveDrivingАй бұрын
Being self-employed is awesome. If I have an nhs worker who needs to learn to drive an adapted vehicle through illness or injury, their lesson is free. NHS folk look after each other.
@lakesideaudio2 күн бұрын
It’s always a pleasure to jump in a cab when we go to London, cab drivers nearly always really friendly, knowledge and happy to chat thank you London Cabbie
@ciaran82359Ай бұрын
Had a cousin who was a taxi driver. Kept a crowbar by his seat, never once had a customor who didnt pay up eventually. He was a bit of a head case though. RIP Alan.
@franktuckwell19615 күн бұрын
Always got a great buzz when re-uniting lost property, left on trains (When i worked for BR) with its owner. Usually via the (mum no. on phones), we've had people in tears as we return their property.
@superwelshmanАй бұрын
Sorry…why was Lissan Grove a no-go zone?
@stan464Ай бұрын
Known area for fake cash. (Likely an organised crime ring location/area)
@MrLoopy5226 күн бұрын
Loads of cab drivers have been robbed with violence near an estate there over the years,
@kawaiilotusАй бұрын
@15:00 I needed to go to Great Ormond Street Hospital as a Child, the cheeky bugger charged my mum, fantastically informative video as per usual the bit about lost property was my favourite bit!
@nimitz42Ай бұрын
Iam PHV dog car I had a fare where a couple were taking thier dog to the vets for PTS. The couple were devastated poor lady sobbing in the back comforting her dog, we arrived I said "on me" I knew exactly how they were feeling after losing my staff a couple of years ago!
@Drdee1Ай бұрын
A taxi driver once told me that he had locked the doors and taken a non-payer to a police station. If you fancy a colab, how about asking the Blackbelt Barrister who's also on YT if he has a legal view on whether that's the right thing to do. A friend's dad used to only do taxi ranks and pre-booked work on Dial-a-Cab because he got fed up with people running off without paying. Qualified in 1969, had to give up a few years ago
@MargaretUKАй бұрын
I thought about a collab with BBB too, that would be a good video to watch ☺
@FitzrovialitterАй бұрын
Some KZbin fans wet themselves with pleasure when they think of a "colab" between two of their favorites.
@proodst03Ай бұрын
Can't believe you mentioned my area, Never knew you've been near sunbury
@Cookie_guy-26Ай бұрын
Lovely video today tom! Funny to have the stereotypical runner have a bit of a sectoon
@cabottaxiАй бұрын
I knew a taxi driver whose passenger left a fish supper in the back. He duly posted it through their letter box.
@sanchoodell6789Ай бұрын
Sounds like an Uber or Uber Eats 😅
@CallieMasters5000Ай бұрын
In high school I heard of groups of kids going together in a cab, then they all run off in different directions to meet up later.
@wannabetrucker747529 күн бұрын
No brats in a cab ..... 😂😂
@justaddbricks5527Ай бұрын
16:07 Having been on that very trip back in 2016, I can say that it was truly a once in a lifetime experience. Karl (or Carl..) if you’re still out there as a cabby, you were a legend.
@Moloko_b6 күн бұрын
I had no idea about the Great Ormond Street Hospital for free freebie, Tom and I think it's amazingly generous of the taxi driver to offer this. There's a famous children's hospital here in Liverpool, Alder Hey Children's Hospital and in all my years of going there, never once been offered the journey for free but there we go. It sucks that people do do a runner from taxis and this vid has been an eye opener to how you deal with it. Cheers and take it easy, fella 🙏❤
@burkyftw1993Ай бұрын
I went from public to private hire some time ago, I largely stick to known customers or referrals in order to make my life easier but when I do take a booking for a random customer I fall back on experience, vocabulary tends to correlate with behavior so when I am talking to a stranger on the phone who wishes to arrange a journey I use that to decide if I will do it or not. I've had people aggressively yell abuse at me the second I answer the phone, demanding I pick them up immediately, not sure where they thought that would get them but it certainly wasn't my car. Its all about learning which customers to look after and which ones to avoid like the plague.
@brake_4_cake10 күн бұрын
Reg is a legend, need more people like him
@harrisonjames7489Ай бұрын
In the abstract of Laws, i cant remember the page but you can lock people in. Its along the lines of ´you can hold the passenger until an officer arrives to obtain correct details for the cabman to lodge a complaint with the courts´. I always have the law book with me just in case this situation arises.
@thealiaminАй бұрын
Hiya Tom! Love these vids, hopefully will see tku in person one fay around London!
@KillerzacАй бұрын
So odd about Lison Grove! I know a lot of musicians who will go there because of the string shop there! Also the only place I’ve had a cabbie say they don’t know about by name
@bobbrewer5182Ай бұрын
i've known drivers who "forget" to turn on the meter in order to charge more than the metered rate for the job, and because regular passengers know this, they ALWAYS prompt us. A handful of times I've forgotten to start the meter myself, but I then only charge from the point I start the meter.
@ccityplanner121724 күн бұрын
If only companies had your attitude, Tom!
@Ducky39101Ай бұрын
Love the videos Tom. Havent been in England for years. But really looking forward to going to London soon because of your videos!
@chriscoughlan52213 күн бұрын
Yrs ago in Walsall taxis asked for the fare upfront before they even started the engine!!
@djFedzАй бұрын
Editing on point on this one Tom! Love it
@bigaspidistraАй бұрын
My uncle who had been a London cabbie for over 40 years used to tell the story of when he got into a cab himself late at night & noticed the meter wasn't running. When he got to his destination the driver claimed his meter was broken & suggested a fare that he knew was excessive. My uncle struck a match under the meter display saying "there's nothing on the meter & it is nothing that you are going to get. And i will check with the Carriage Office on Monday that it has been 'fixed'.". He was a big bloke so noone would argue with him.
@ianrigby7027Ай бұрын
Hey bud, Re the £60 fair, doesn’t the card machine approve before they leave the taxi, like in shops etc. Great video, love them ❤
@thomasdalton1508Ай бұрын
Only if you wait while it says "please wait". I usually do, but a lot of people just leave as soon as the card has scanned.
@avienatedАй бұрын
Have you thought of doing a colaboration with Geography Challenges? He's the guy who beat your Geoguessr London record :)
@notmenotme614Ай бұрын
Up north with private hire taxis operated by certain people, whenever a customer has left their mobile phone behind, it mysteriously vanishes and can’t be found by the taxi driver 🤔
@kylebaxter7125Ай бұрын
What a racist comment 😂
@FoxDrenАй бұрын
@@kylebaxter7125 facts ain't racist.
@robertbritton656Ай бұрын
@@FoxDrenAnd that isn't a fact.
@listeyАй бұрын
@@kylebaxter7125 northerners are a race?!
@Trek001Ай бұрын
@@listey As a Yorkshireman, I can confirm we _ARE_ a race
@RagingGamingHD13 күн бұрын
Not me thinking that my Siri was going off at 1:30
@RobertClaeson26 күн бұрын
Tom, there's ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG with the TFL lost property place being in West Ham. I live within walking distance from the place.
@adamdavies7105Ай бұрын
You're one of the good ones. All my experiences with black cab drivers are either them taking cash payments off the meter or refusing service because it's in the wrong direction. Uber is an awful company, but it's popular because it is actually better for the customer in many ways.
@ssurmas24 күн бұрын
I like you mate. Subscribed. Gonna catch black cabs more often now!
@professorpopkissАй бұрын
I salute you and All cabbies and taxi drivers.
@mfurmyrАй бұрын
Several years since somebody ran away without paying. I have had several times people forgot something in my cab. The worst was when I was almost home at 3 AM and the last passengers rang and said they had forgotten av bottle of wine. I had to drive back aprox 25 miles. :-(
@pauldunneskaАй бұрын
But did you charge them the full fare for the return journey. I hope you did.
@mfurmyrАй бұрын
I got some money but would rather prefere to deliver the next day. It was Christmas and I had worked for many hours.
@BrockMakАй бұрын
7:07 In our case, if there is a serial one, we can block their phone numbers (so long as the number doesn't belong to a business), or directly ask for money upfront. However: If an account holder (especially through ACC or a staff from a business account) picks up a street hail, then we can cancel the current cash job, check the account and reassign the job to the driver.
@Dark_Embracer6 күн бұрын
And that is why I left being a Taxi Driver many moons ago. You could never make any money from it your expenses were more than what you took in as a Taxi Driver and all the passenger nuisances you have to face everyday.
@kaelon9170Ай бұрын
5:55 While I have no idea how this works in the UK, in the Netherlands taxi drivers are absolutely allowed to lock non-payers in the cab and drive them to a nearby police station. I don't think many taxi drivers would go to those lengths though, as just like in the UK it's usually more lucrative for the driver to just get another job going as soon as possible.
@minhajhussain2312Ай бұрын
Taxi driver here, I just dash the phone out on the road or hope the next customers who get in steal it.
@Jimages_ukАй бұрын
16:22 My old mate Alf standing next to the taxi
@thefoodiechannelcookingfro18222 күн бұрын
Ink never properly dries on paper notes.
@johngreen6191Ай бұрын
Good one mate. So many scenarios in that job. You just have to trust most people these days but as we know it can all go wrong. What I hated was someone knowingly was never intending to pay. I had 2, one after the other. A waste of 90mins of my times and fuel.
@sdelliottАй бұрын
Love the videos, Tom. That 100k is in sight!! 👍👍
@cal-efc8062Ай бұрын
King Reg is a cool cool man
@kaosreality71544 күн бұрын
I feel most taxis just keep whatever they find
@Chevy-jordan20 күн бұрын
As a tube user, someone wanting to go from Paddington to Canada Water via taxi is suspicious. 😂 Paddington is on the Bakerloo line/Circle Line Paddington to Baker Street (2 stops) Change to the Jubilee Line (which literally, I kid you not, takes about 5 seconds of walking.) Baker Street to Canada Water
@TomtheTaxiDriver20 күн бұрын
Could be a tourist. Could have heavy bags. Could be afraid of the tube. The tube might not have been working.
@tomedwards738222 күн бұрын
TL;DR I wouldn't recommend using force against someone who is attempting to commit low value theft; by all means try and detain them verbally but the use of force affecting a citizens arrest for a minor offence could land the 'arrestor' in hot water. The details... Reasonable force to detain someone via citizens arrest should only be used for an indictable offence, if it is used for a summary offence it is not a lawful citizens arrest; resulting in potential legal issues for the person performing it if they used force. Indictable offences are those serious enough to be heard in Crown Court, the alternative is a summary offence which is heard in Magistrates Court. Common sense can often point to which of these applies based on severity of the offence - if a reasonable person would consider it a serious offence, you're likely correct in assuming it is indictable. However.... When it comes to theft, it is classed as an either way offence, meaning if the circumstances are serious enough (high value) it is indictable, otherwise it is summary...think stealing a bar of chocolate from a supermarket vs stealing expensive jewellery. However, if someone uses force on a person to commit the theft; this is robbery and is indictable, or if someone damages property or forces entry in order to commit the theft; this is burglary, which is, like theft, an either way offence. Anyone who feels like they may, under the right circumstances, make a citizens' arrest, should familiarise themselves with what an indictable offence is, and the use of force that can be deemed reasonable. I would suggest that learning the basics should take only a few minutes, but with the increase in knife crime and willingness to use violence, I would urge anyone to think carefully before making a citizens arrest where they are not protecting life or limb.
@Toxicpen456Ай бұрын
Please tell me your pulling my leg the Lost Propety in West Ham 😭
@realhassАй бұрын
@2:50 West Ham, the funny thing about that place is, tfl shares building with Stagecoach and customers often go to stagecoach instead 🤣.
@BrockMakАй бұрын
Ah, London cabbies have no backups as you have to radio system or a dispatch call centre. In my company: 0:57 If the driver doesn't call my supervisor to say they've found anything, they should go straight to the nearest police station and hand them in there (3:32). They can't really hand them into our office. Trouble for me is: They often don't report them until after the weekend or days later. So if I took a cab with a driver at night and I report them in the afternoon, he/she may well be off-duty in the afternoon, so I'd have to wait until they return to work to get the email (our email and meter are both on the tablet).
@hulme187Ай бұрын
Saw your video with Here Be Barr. Good stuff.
@mrustem3458Ай бұрын
Hello Tom I have been a cab driver for over 48 years. I once picked up two young ladies when I was a lot younger and after the usual chit chat from them, out of the blue one them asked how tall I was. I remember thinking before I answered, ‘what a strange question’ I replied ‘5 foot eight inches why. Well the reply knocked me for six. I was for once lost for words. I cannot here tell you what the reply was.
@alit340729 күн бұрын
Speak to John the Taxi Driver mate, he normally just comes to another sort of ‘agreement’
@BrockMakАй бұрын
6:33 DK Metcalfe (1.93 m, 107 kg), we are not.
@iandrew6347Ай бұрын
Great video Sir
@WrestleGermainiaАй бұрын
Love these videos, keep up the good work! Gotta leave a comment for the algorithm gods :)
@delik234828 күн бұрын
Who did the thumbnaill? Pretty good
@JasonStowersАй бұрын
Great video tom as always
@gogameing565720 күн бұрын
I'm American so I have to just ask it coming for taxi drivers if for example someone is having a medical emergency and they call a cab because well they don't want to risk waiting for a ambulance how would that work
@davidcarley6278Ай бұрын
Is there was a road in London that would benefit being pedestrianised, what would it be 😊
@Sa1985MrАй бұрын
You can't make a citizens arrest for summary offences:- - The passenger is committing theft under the Fraud Act 2006 (a summary offence). - The driver may be committing false imprisonment (an indictable offence), even if claiming it's a citizen's arrest (only allowed for indictable offences).
@Solocat1Ай бұрын
In Canada you can
@thomasdalton1508Ай бұрын
Actually, the offence is under Section 3 of the Theft Act 1978 (Making off without payment) and that's an either way offence, so you can make an any person arrest (as a citizen's arrest is technically called - citizenship has nothing to do it) for it. Not to be recommended, but you can. I'm not sure what offence under the Fraud Act 2006 you were thinking of. Obtaining services dishonestly is the obvious one it could fall under, but that is also an either way offence. I don't think there are any summary only offences under the Fraud Act.
@Sa1985MrАй бұрын
@@thomasdalton1508 Defer to you, I was thinking Section 11 / Obtaining services dishonestly / Section 3 of the Theft Act 1978 - Making off without payment is clearly more relevant - but difficult to prove intent whilst they're locked in the back of a cab.
@solox585329 күн бұрын
i donno how ya taxi drivers drive in london, it's so hard just to drive, i really wanna learn how to drive really good
@tx41979Ай бұрын
Never gave to lost property always returned to customer as he called his phone spoke to them and returned plus never asked for money but paid for returning it. Had few runners over yrs
@ukaszhabdas9950Ай бұрын
When I see that title. I have only one conclusion .... Fake taxi...
@snacklofter5 күн бұрын
👍👍 Nice Seiko! Been a good timepiece?
@dazzaas418420 күн бұрын
I used to be a taxi driver ten yrs ago for ten yrs in Christchurch nzl one time I got a runner who owed me $20 on meter one Saturday night outside the Hillmorton shops on lincoln Rd well hee said he needed a wee which usually worked out fine but he ditched so i took chase but he was to fast so I gave up went pack to my taxi passenger back door wide open so I walk up swearing like a sailor to shut door and there on the floor was his wallet with about $1300 in 50s so I went to bosses place woke him up see what he thinks I should do he said fkn keep it so we burnt the wallet in furnace kept cash it I gave him $100 I that's the only time in ten yrs I had a runner in 2005
@BornIn80sGrewUp90s5 күн бұрын
Tom is cute for a taxi driver
@nickdavison9771Ай бұрын
You should ask @Blackbeltbarrister where you would stand on the citizens arrest thing Tom, I'm sure he would give you some great advice.
@michaelw928528 күн бұрын
It would be an any person arrest if you kept them in a taxi to take them to a police station. Section 24A of PACE allows a person other than a constable to arrest without warrant any other person they suspect has committed an indictable offence, is committing an indictable offence or where an indictable offence has been committed and you know they've done it or have reasonable grounds to suspect they have done it - as long as that arrest is to prevent them causing harm to themselves or others, suffering an injury, causing loss or damage to property or a constable cannot assume responsibility for the arrested person. Section 3 of the Criminal Law Act allows any person to use such force as is reasonable in the circumstances to effect the lawful arrest of that person, prevent crime or arrest a person unlawfully at large. All of the making off without payment/fraud/theft offences are indictable in law (as in it can be tried at crown court, this includes things which have a default mode of trial like Shoplifting, because it's still the offence of theft). So there's your layman's any person arrest lesson for future fare dodgers.
@chrisw332716 күн бұрын
"should return ... within 24 hours" doesn't mean "must..." , so I would try to do so within 24 hrs but not bust my ass.
@gameguild1555Ай бұрын
If I would become a Dutch cab driver, I would love a London cab with the steering wheel on the left side. Only I don't think they do it or is there a demand for.
@Antoine_ZR1Ай бұрын
Howdy Tom!
@FarikoUnited1Ай бұрын
I agree with the get them to confirm. I was taking a cab from the airport with parents in the US and my mom just said an ambiguous large hotel chain name and I tried very hard to make it clear suspecting there were multiple in the city. The driver wasn’t having it and insisted he knew which one we wanted. Turned out it was of course the wrong one and we wanted one called like village not hotel or something that way. Driver was very nice about and got tipped for both journeys but could have saved us all so much trouble to just confirm the correct place and not just assume that because I was a kid i wasn’t worth interacting with.
@danconnolly8937Ай бұрын
Brilliant. Thank you.
@frostfirefn9572Ай бұрын
Tom with the Rolex come on Tom
@TomtheTaxiDriverАй бұрын
😂 it’s a Seiko… poor man’s Rolex
@frostfirefn9572Ай бұрын
@@TomtheTaxiDriver don’t worry Tom hopefully one day that’s my dream own a real rolex keep believing bro
@nathanielweldonАй бұрын
Why is Lisson Grove a no-go zone?
@WeAreThePeople1690Ай бұрын
I'm pretty sure citizens' arrest can't be used for not paying a taxi fare. There are only certain offences that it can be used for. And we don't have that power in Scotland either, I believe. Better to not try and use it unless you know for sure you can. Otherwise, you could leave yourself open to prosecution yourself.
@shanehughes6102Күн бұрын
Thats not very good money there and back thats basically 2 hours for £60 minus fuel tax and all not really worth it, and this is a lucky job, most of the time sat around waiting for smaller jobs, wouldent bother
@MathewBoyesАй бұрын
Hi how are you doing
@magirusdeutzjupiter2234Ай бұрын
7.2 miles, £60, thats cheap, I was charged £125.00 4 years ago in a black cab, oh, £10 tip too.
@honestdeliveryАй бұрын
Another cracking video!
@Tom_murray89Ай бұрын
Also if you have a new cab does the first passenger get the fair free of charge?
@user-lh2fy1fn4wАй бұрын
How didn’t you see the payment decline when they made the £60 payment with you?
@twatmunroАй бұрын
Nice Harrington.
@wannabetrucker747529 күн бұрын
Too bad you can't get a potential fare up front, then finalize it at the end.
@Bobzz023Ай бұрын
In terms of bilkers Tom if you get a sense someone might be the type to run, when you get a mile or so from the destination lock the windows to stop them opening them to open the door from the outside
@joshplayspoor2908Ай бұрын
It's always the people that don't look like they will pay, them are the ones that pay the bills, i work with gas my day usually involves boiler services, I've been in some complete shit holes and they tend to pay the same day, the "better off" people tend to take 2-3 weeks to pay a £100 bill, almost make it hard to get paid for doing work they asked me to do, i feel bad for anyone that has to wait or looses out on money due to fake notes or people that generally don't appreciate our time